Yups..! So you have only one ethernet configuration in your network config, add another and see if it works or not. You can use “ip a” command to get the second ethernet name.
Vivek Kumar Sr. Manager - Cloud & DevOps IndiQus Technologies 24*7 O +91 11 4055 1411 | M +91 7503460090 www.indiqus.com > On 28-Dec-2021, at 12:14 AM, Ricardo Andres Pertuz de las Salas > <ricardo.per...@kuasar.co> wrote: > > Thanks Vivek, > > So I guess something like it on the netplan: > > network: > ethernets: > ens3: > dhcp4: true > version: 2 > > On 27/12/21, 1:41 PM, "Vivek Kumar" <vivek.ku...@indiqus.com.INVALID> wrote: > > Hello Ricaro, > > You have to configure your second ethernet in your OS so that it can fetch > the IP from DHCP, So typically you have eth0 which gets the IP from DHCP, If > you are adding your VM to multiple networks, then make sure that OS has > muliple ethernet present inside the OS, i.e eth0, eth1 in DHCP mode. > > > > Vivek Kumar > Sr. Manager - Cloud & DevOps > IndiQus Technologies > 24*7 O +91 11 4055 1411 | M +91 7503460090 > www.indiqus.com > > >> On 28-Dec-2021, at 12:07 AM, Ricardo Andres Pertuz de las Salas >> <ricardo.per...@kuasar.co> wrote: >> >> Hi team, >> >> When I connect a second NIC on Ubuntu instances, on the creation or >> afterwards, it doesn’t get an IP address on the operating systme so I have >> to call the dhclient command or put it manually. Is it possible to get the >> IP automatically and permanent? >> >> BR, >> >> Ricardo > >
